In a 2002 amendment, the legislator extended the single parent privilege under the Sick Pay Law (Absence from Work due to a Child's Sickness), 5753 1993 ( Sick Pay Law (Absence from Work due to a Child's Sickness) ), granting a 12 day leave to tend to a sick child (compared to the standard 8 days).

(f) Staff members shall inform their supervisors as soon as possible of absences due to illness or injury.

PER MILLION INHABITANTS, 1985 1996 Asymptomatic Sub total

In 7 of cases the procedure relates to illness related matters, such as assessment by the company physician because of absence through illness.

(c) Project personnel shall submit a monthly report on any absence due to illness, injury or public health requirements.

(g) At UNMIL, various items were noted that had been procured and held in stock for long periods of time without being utilized

The cost utility ratio for the Base is therefore

(j) To adopt effective measures to encourage regular attendance at school and reduce school dropout rates

In 2003, 15,900 women were absent due to maternity leave.

I shall say nothing till tomorrow morning, when you fail to report for duty, and are listed as a deserter.

The low grades, absences...

Of the circulatory diseases the dominant one is heart ischemia (including heart attacks), diseases of the brain vessels and arterial hypertension.

Some diseases are caused by a defective gene.

The mortality rate for ischemic heart diseases was 44.97 per cent and the corresponding rate for cerebrovascular diseases was 25.4 per cent per 100,000 inhabitants.

However, we regretfully recognize that the efficiency of those strategies is undermined by a shortage of teachers due to the HIV AIDS pandemic and the high drop out rate of those, particularly girls, who have to take of parents bedridden with AIDS and related diseases.

Absence from work, coupled with getting ill, generally show the characteristics of a growing trend, particularly in the metallurgy, construction and textile industries.

(i) Maternal and child epidemiology, including mortality, morbidity and undernutrition and their causes

The high drop out rate, high absenteeism, failure rates and the high rates of illiteracy as a result of exclusion from the education system are also of concern to the Committee.

If a staff member is absent from work without authorization, payment of salary and allowances shall cease for the period of unauthorized absence.

The attendance must not drop.

The unspent balance of 30,000 relates to a higher than budgeted vacancy rate.

Initial appropriation before deduction for 6.4 per cent vacancy factor

Initial appropriation after deduction for 6.4 per cent vacancy factor

Indicators to be measured include not just rates of obesity, high blood pressure, and incidence of disease and related costs, but also absenteeism, school grades and graduation rates, employment statistics, accidents, and the like. Although the funder keeps the reduction in health care costs, the community gets all of the many payoffs from a healthier population including an enhanced reputation.

The Committee is concerned about the lack of statistical information on the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV AIDS, in the State party.

This increase in child mortality resulted from acute food shortages, combined with heightened morbidity and reduced capacity of the health system to manage childhood illness caused by a severe shortage of essential drugs and general degradation of health infrastructure and water and sanitation systems.

This has led to an alarming increase in the incidence of various illnesses and a rise in the death rate, in particular amongst children.

Increase in requirements owing to high incidence of malaria and other tropical diseases

151. The rate of the sickness allowance depends on several factors.

16. The lack of basic sanitation, water supply and food safety continues to contribute greatly to diarrhoeal disease mortality and morbidity in the developing world.

( expectation of new mission support requirement) Given the known cost of operating the Base for one year, 6.3 million, the revised cost utility ratio for it then becomes

Delaney cards and absentee plans, teaching, students...

It therefore recommends that the vacancy delayed deployment rate be maintained at 10 per cent.

Sick leave may be refused if the Secretary General is satisfied that such leave is not justified, in which case the absence shall be treated as unauthorized in accordance with rule 205.1 (d).

Shame, that's a poor attendance.

Acknowledging the significance of HIV AIDS in the increase in tuberculosis and other opportunistic diseases,

Other factors that contribute to the spread of HIV AIDS include early marriages, illiteracy among women, women's lack of control over their fertility, teenage pregnancies, alcohol and drug abuse, etc.

Special attention continued to be paid to early detection and management of micronutrient disorders, especially iron deficiency anaemia, which was still highly prevalent among pre school children and women of reproductive age.

All these factors contribute to high levels of fertility, morbidity and mortality, as well as to low economic productivity.

Higher actual requirements owing to high incidence of malaria and other tropical diseases

In cases of disorders of different types, including those more frequent in men or women, as well as in those with equal frequency, the differences based on sex are manifested in risk factors and in clinical aspects.

Authorized Vacant Vacancy rate,

Vacancy ( )

The unspent balance related to the downsizing of the Mission, which resulted in an actual average vacancy rate of 7 per cent compared to the budgeted vacancy rate of 2 per cent.

The increased requirement for Mission subsistence allowance derives from the lower average vacancy rate of 14.9 per cent compared to the 30 per cent vacancy factor applied to the calculation of Mission subsistence allowance costs.